Question

My newest purchase.  Has anyone read it?My newest purchase. Has anyone read it?  

Answer 1

I've read it. It is informative and has good advice, but it is very repetitive.  

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@mcfadden repetition is key to success.  

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Repitition is the key to success

Answer 2

No, but it pops up every time I go to the library and search for books on "personal finance. " Let me know if it's good.  

Answer 3

Check this one out!  
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083B9R9VL/

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@plenum thanks for the suggestion

Answer 4

My five steps. 1. Pay yourself 20% of after tax money. 2. Invest it in broadly diversified low cost index funds. 3. Always reinvest the divendends. 4. Do if for long term (20-40+ years) 5. Automate steps 1-4 Personal finance is not hard. It's boring, repetitive, and behavioural. Lastly never borrow consumer debt.  

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What platform are you using to invest?  

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@moonrise679 Index funds like vanguard. Vanguard is cheapest and best option. I am located in Australia.  

Answer 5

It’s what got me started 15 years ago! Easy great advice. This whole thing is more mental than anything. Get a plan and stick to it. You can do it.  

Answer 6

Great book. It’s covers finance broadly. I like it.